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I am saddened to report the passing of Juanito V. Jabat, a veteran Cebu journalist who belonged to the glorious era when a byline had to be earned and who, literally, lived and died by the typewriter.

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At first blush, the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, which was signed in April this year, is a very timely solution to China's bullying tactics, responsive to our security needs, and is only a fitting covenant between ourselves and our ally, the ever-reliable USA.

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